Fritz confident ahead of Masters final: "I may have a psychological advantage in this match".
Taylor Fritz qualified for the final of the ATP Finals for the first time in his career by beating Alexander Zverev. And he'll be playing for the title against Jannik Sinner, who beat him a few days ago in a tight pool match.
In a press conference, the American No.1 spoke of his new confrontation with the Italian: "The playing conditions are very different from the US Open. Over there, I just tried to stay alive with my serve and convert opportunities on his errors.
Here in Turin, I was more solid from the baseline and had my chances during the match. He was just better on the important points.
I may have a psychological advantage in this match. If he feels he's the favorite, he'll play with a bit more control, whereas I'll have nothing to lose."
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